Is there life after death? It's a question that people have grappled with throughout history and across cultures. From Plato and the early Greeks, through to Jesus and Paul, through most African and Oriental cultures, to spiritualists of the twentieth century, a belief in some kind of survival of bodily death has been undeniably affirmed. Jesus' assertion that in his Father's house there are many rooms, would seem to be justified by the fact that …showed first 75 words of 597 total…

…showed last 75 words of 597 total…said: The things that I felt slowly were a very heightened sense of love, the ability to communicate love, the ability to find joy and pleasures in the smallest and most insignificant things about me. . . . I developed a great compassion for people that were ill and facing death and I wanted so much to let them know, to somehow make them aware that the dying process was nothing more than an extension of one's life.